Four Dallas‑area men were charged after Seagoville raids uncovered roughly 23 pounds of meth, dozens of firearms and conversion devices.

City of Grapevine warns DFW’s Skylink will run on a modified schedule Apr 18–19; travelers between terminals should allow extra time.

Murals of Marty, Doc and a DeLorean cropped up on West Magnolia — but the Marty's restaurant they promised never opened. Locals point to rent trouble and a landlord lockout.

Tenants at Rolling Meadows in southwest Dallas say a string of smash‑and‑grab vehicle break‑ins has left cars damaged and residents pressing management and police for action.

The FBI has offered a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Austin Jan Sy Yatco, a former Plano resident wanted on federal child-exploitation charges.

Shell Shack will open a 3,727‑sq‑ft South Arlington restaurant next Monday with a weeklong $7-per‑pound crawfish special and a full bar. The new outpost seats about 161 people.

Allen celebrates 150 years next Saturday with a free downtown festival that brings music, food, a parade and a fireworks-and-drone finale. Local artists and family activities anchor the lineup.

State officials say Dallas must revise police ICE‑cooperation rules by April 23 or risk losing about $32.1M in PSO grants and jeopardizing World Cup security money.

Charles Schwab is launching "Schwab Crypto" to let qualifying retail clients trade bitcoin and ethereum directly, charging 75 basis points per trade as it rolls out the account.

A $1M city‑funded fresh market and hydroponic farm is slated for East Oak Cliff to bring local produce to a neighborhood bypassed by big chains. The initiative is billed as community‑led.

A 75-year-old former Irving ISD bus aide was arrested after a student reported inappropriate touching on a district bus. Police say the investigation could uncover additional victims.

Chef Onur Akan’s Alára opens in the Design District with mezze-led, vegetable-forward plates and a hospitality-first dining room. Dinner service is running now.

Dallas City Council is considering permits and safety rules for groups handing out free food to people experiencing homelessness, and members are sharply divided. Legal risks and cleanup costs are central to the debate.